Lou Ning had known from a young age that she was different from others.
In kindergarten, all the students preferred to play with the prettier girls, and not wanting to join in, coupled with her natural reticence, she would end up sitting alone on the side, the whole day long. Even the teachers often overlooked her.
At that time, a vague thought formed in her mind, "If only I were the only beautiful person in the world..."
In junior high, her looks were still so ordinary that even makeup and dressing up couldn't compare her to those born with natural beauty. It was like a hundred claws were scratching at her heart; she was too young for plastic surgery, and even if possible, it wouldn't achieve the desired effect.
So, suffering day and night, Lou Ning made a radically opposite decision.
That year, she was twelve.
